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Levi Strauss Names Terra Carmichael Chief Corporate Affairs Officer

Levi Strauss Names Terra Carmichael Chief Corporate Affairs Officer

BitgetBitget2026/10/28 23:29
  • Levi Strauss appoints Terra Carmichael senior vice president and chief corporate affairs officer, effective December 2.
  • Carmichael will report to President and CEO Michelle Gass and join the executive leadership team.
  • She joins from Lyft, where she was vice president of communications, bringing more than 25 years of communications and reputation management experience.


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